Can anybody tell how to get input from user in vector of string in c++?

Question

question about vector .

Answer 1

is this what you are looking for?
https://code.sololearn.com/cANf9UlPmEGM/?ref=app

Answer 2

https://code.sololearn.com/cRk2obijM5K9/?ref=app

Answer 3

asking. do you know how to use cin?

Answer 4

you can do that.. its just an example to show how to iterate a string

edit: lol yeah tiny tiny keyboard on my phone. the . is too close to space

Answer 5

Ok. Change string myString = "A string";
to
string myString;
getline(cin, myString);

we use getline with cin to capture the whole input including spaces.

if we just used cin. it would cut off everything after a space.

If you have anymore questions please ask.

Answer 6

https://code.sololearn.com/cRk2obijM5K9/?ref=app

updated., try various length strings each time

Answer 7

no it won't. it changes based on the strings length.

see myString.length()

Answer 8

i will update the code to accept user input using getline to demonstrate this for you

Answer 9

that is pretty cool ...
but I want to show the result indexed ... wise..
like on 0th position there is "m"...
on 2th position there is "n"...
I hope you get my point .

Answer 10

answer should be.. like ..that.. but.. there's... no..need..of . initializing.. because.. there's..need..of.. user .. input..

Answer 11

are you asking or telling ??

Answer 12

please don't get me wrong ...
I am learner ...
I don't know much about Programming...
that's why I asked...this.. question...
and I am thankful to.. you...that you responded.. to.. my.. question.

Answer 13

I know how to use ... it .. but..there.. is.. question...about.. dynamic size.. if user will enter the string of 15 char then your array of size 10 .. will get out of .. bound..

Answer 14

ok thank...u

Answer 15

Thank...you.. 🙏

Answer 16

#include <string>

string arr[10]={};
for(int i;i<10;i++){
cin>>arr[i];
}

Answer 17

if the length of the string is not fixed then??...
the array gonna be failed ...